Wednesday, November 28, 2007 3:31:02 PM
TO singh & others: NOTE from MLD38
Just to repeat something I have written before:
My mission, now as in the past, has been to try to provide research type posts to help individual investors and traders.
Since 1999, my posts have tended to be informational in nature with links, when available. I believed then, as I do now, that the Internet is a great place for individuals to use for researching and sharing information to level the Investment Field against the deep-pocketed monied crowd.
Long ago and faraway when I first started financial research, the material was usually out-dated and found on the dusty bottom shelves of libraries by candle light. OK, maybe candle light is a stretch.
The Internet is much better and faster.
However, please do not rely on Internet message boards or Internet articles for advice or clarification. If you invest or trade on information from the Internet, and the material is incorrect or a hoax or etc, you have no recourse, except to eat your loss.
If you have questions, you should consult with your financial advisor, tax advisor, brokerage firm, etc. Discuss your strategy with your broker. If you get incorrect advice, then you will have a way of receiving a refund.
However, I do think the Internet has finally opened up enough to allow a large flow of great ideas from various individuals and the tide may have turned in our favor, so we do not have to rely on biased and spoon-fed items from the media and their talking heads.
Good Luck to all who post and lurk on this board. MLD38
Just to repeat something I have written before:
My mission, now as in the past, has been to try to provide research type posts to help individual investors and traders.
Since 1999, my posts have tended to be informational in nature with links, when available. I believed then, as I do now, that the Internet is a great place for individuals to use for researching and sharing information to level the Investment Field against the deep-pocketed monied crowd.
Long ago and faraway when I first started financial research, the material was usually out-dated and found on the dusty bottom shelves of libraries by candle light. OK, maybe candle light is a stretch.
The Internet is much better and faster.
However, please do not rely on Internet message boards or Internet articles for advice or clarification. If you invest or trade on information from the Internet, and the material is incorrect or a hoax or etc, you have no recourse, except to eat your loss.
If you have questions, you should consult with your financial advisor, tax advisor, brokerage firm, etc. Discuss your strategy with your broker. If you get incorrect advice, then you will have a way of receiving a refund.
However, I do think the Internet has finally opened up enough to allow a large flow of great ideas from various individuals and the tide may have turned in our favor, so we do not have to rely on biased and spoon-fed items from the media and their talking heads.
Good Luck to all who post and lurk on this board. MLD38
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